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MARK2 SCRAMBLER XC CROSS COUNTRY ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE - 250W, LIGHTWEIGHT MTB E-BIKE

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MARK2 SCRAMBLER XC CROSS COUNTRY ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE - 250W, LIGHTWEIGHT MTB E-BIKEMARK2 SCRAMBLER XC CROSS COUNTRY ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE 250W DESCRIPTION Engineered for the trails, the Mark2 Scrambler XC eBike is a lightweight, hardtail electric mountain bike designed to handle cross country terrain with confidence and control. Its clever "mullet" wheel setup with 29" front and 27. 5" rear, delivers the perfect blend of speed, balance, grip, and agility on tough terrain. Powered by a smooth, high torque 90Nm Promovec crank centre

MARK2 SCRAMBLER XC CROSS COUNTRY ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE 250W

DESCRIPTION

Engineered for the trails, the Mark2 Scrambler XC eBike is a lightweight, hardtail electric mountain bike designed to handle cross-country terrain with confidence and control. Its clever "mullet" wheel setup with 29" front and 27.5" rear, delivers the perfect blend of speed, balance, grip, and agility on tough terrain.

Powered by a smooth, high-torque 90Nm Promovec crank centre-mounted motor, this UK road-legal eMTB features a 250W pedal-assist motor and a removable 460Wh battery, fully compliant with EN15194 safety and performance standards for the UK.

Hand finished in the UK at the Mark2 HQ in Andover, Hampshire, the Scrambler XC pairs a tough yet light 6061 aluminium frame with a RockShox air fork and premium components including Shimano Deore 10-speed gearing, powerful Shimano hydraulic brakes, and an integrated dropper post for on-the-fly saddle adjustment.

At just 20.6kg (23kg with battery), it’s a lightweight, sleek, capable companion for all your off-road explorations.

 

KEY FEATURES

  • Powerful High Torque 90Nm 250W Danish Promovec Mid-Drive Motor with Torque Sensor: Conquer hills with ease and enjoy smooth, responsive rides.
  • Removable 36V 460Wh Promovec Li-ion smart memory battery: Allows easy charging on or off the bike, adding convenience at home, work or on the go. Offers added security and easy transport and storage. Carry a spare battery for extended range and longer adventures.
  • Impressive range of 45-100km / 27-60 miles: Supports extended off-road adventures or daily commuting without frequent recharging.
  • Special “Mullet” wheel design with 29" front and 27.5" rear alloy wheels: Superior control on rough or uneven ground. Optimises weight distribution, delivering a stable yet responsive ride. Larger front wheel handles bumpier terrain, while the smaller rear wheel maintains manoeuvrability and cornering. Purpose-designed to handle challenging routes.
  • Schwalbe K-Guard Tough Tom (front) and K-Guard Rapid Rob (rear) tyres: Maximum grip, durability, and superior puncture protection for dependable performance anywhere.
  • Shimano Hydraulic Disc Brakes & 10-Speed Shimano Gears: Precise control and reliable stopping power for safer handling on challenging terrain.
  • Rockshox Judy Suspension Fork with solo air spring, motion control damping and 100mm travel: Absorbs shocks and bumps, ensuring a smoother, more comfortable off-road experience.
  • Durable and lightweight 6061 aluminium frame with 120kg Load Capacity: Offers lasting strength with a reduced weight of only 19.8kg (22.2 kg with Battery), built to handle tough trails. Confidently carry rider and gear up to 120kg (18st 12lb), ideal for everyday use or longer trips.
  • Large centre backlit LCD display with 4 power assist levels: Provides clear ride data and easy access to riding modes, even in low light. Power assist level, battery level, speed and distance.
  • Power boost twist grip throttle: Instantly access extra assistance when needed, perfect for pulling away at junctions or tackling inclines.
  • Quick Release Front and Rear Wheels and Seat Clamp: Hassle-free transport, storage, and puncture repairs with easy-to-remove front and rear wheels and adjustable seat.
  • Ergonomic Oxford Comfort Lite saddle: Added comfort on longer or bumpier rides.
  • Hand-built in Europe, shipped from Mark2 UK warehouse: Quality craftsmanship with local customer support and faster delivery.
  • Five-year warranty: Offers long-term peace of mind and reassurance of build quality and durability.

 

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SPECIFICATION

PERFORMANCE

  • Top Speed: 25km/h (15.5 mph)
  • Range: 45-100km (27-60 miles)*, dependent on power pack size and pedal assistance level
  • Power Assist: 4 Power Assist Levels and Power assistance boost twist throttle

 

WEIGHT AND LOAD CAPACITY

  • Bike's Weight: 19.8kg (22.2kg with battery)
  • Max Load: 120 kg (18 st 12 lb)

 

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

  • Motor: 250W / 36V / 90Nm torque sensor Danish Promovec centre mounted
  • Battery: Removable 36V 460Wh Promovec Li-ion smart memory power pack with Sanyo cells
  • Battery Charger: Supplied with charger, charge time 4 - 6 hours from flat

 

TRANSMISSION

  • Derailleur: Shimano Deore (with clutch)
  • Gear Shift Levers: Shimano Rapidfire
  • Cassette: 34T steel chainring, 10-Speed Shimano 11-42T
  • Brakes: Shimano hydraulic disc brakes
  • Rotors: 180 mm Front and 160 mm Rear

 

BUILD

  • Frame: Lightweight Mark2 6061 aluminium alloy frame
  • Suspension Fork: Rockshox Judy with solo air spring, motion control damping and 100mm travel
  • Wheels: 29” front alloy wheel and 27.5" rear alloy wheel
  • Tyres: 29" x 2.25" Schwalbe K-Guard Tough Tom (front) and 27.5" x 2.25" Schwalbe K-Guard Rapid Rob (rear)
  • Pedals: Lightweight high impact flat pedals with replaceable pins
  • Saddle: Oxford Comfort Lite saddle
  • Control Display: Large centre backlit LCD, 4 levels of power assist, battery level, speed, distance indicators
  • Quick Release: Seat clamp and front and rear wheels

 

*Actual performance will vary depending on pedal assist level, temperature, terrain, road conditions, rider's weight, etc


SIZE GUIDE

CHOOSING YOUR BIKE FRAME SIZE

  • Medium Frame: 430 mm / 17" frame ideal for riders with an inside leg measurement of 28” to 35” (71 cm to 89 cm). Stand over height is about 71 cm.
  • Large Frame: 480 mm / 19" frame suitable for riders with an inside leg of 30" to 37" (76 cm to 94 cm). Stand over height is about 76 cm.

 

Check out this useful sizing guide video below:

 

 

DELIVERY

FREE & FAST DELIVERY

Delivery time is between 5-10 working days from the date you placed your order. 

Once your order has been placed, assuming it is in stock and available for dispatch, we will charge your card and your order will be dispatched within 5 working days. We will send you tracking details by email within 48 hours of your order being dispatched. If you have not received tracking details within 6 working days, please reach out to us via email at [email protected] so that we can help.

Please note that deliveries outside of the UK Mainland may be subject to additional charges.

 

MISSED DELIVERIES

Once your order is ready for dispatch, either we or our designated courier will contact you via email, telephone or SMS with tracking information and where applicable, to arrange a suitable delivery window. Please ensure that someone is present at the specified delivery address to receive and sign for your item. If you need to reschedule your delivery, we kindly ask that you notify us or the courier as soon as possible.

Please be aware that once a delivery slot has been confirmed, we cannot guarantee changes can be accommodated without sufficient notice.

Important: If a delivery attempt fails and a new date or time must be arranged, you may be liable for paying the redelivery cost. For e-bike deliveries to mainland UK, this charge is typically approximately £75 + VAT.

Please see full details of our Shipping & Delivery Policy here

 

ASSEMBLY & AFTER SALES CARE

ASSEMBLY AND AFTER SALES CARE

Following delivery, Mark2 will then take care of any after sales care directly with you.

Every Mark2 e-bike arrives boxed and 99% assembled and undergoes a thorough pre-delivery inspection (PDI) to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. The brakes, gears, electrics, tyre pressure, and overall assembly are carefully checked.

For shipping, the handlebar is aligned parallel to the frame, and the pedals are detached.

Once delivered, you just need to straighten and tighten the handlebars and fit on the pedals, requiring minimal bicycle assembly skills. Detailed instructions and all the tools you need are included.

Please see the Out of the Box Setup Guide below:


WARRANTY

EXCELLENT AFTERCARE - 5 YEAR MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY

This electric bike comes with a fully comprehensive 5 Year or 5,000 miles (whichever comes sooner) Warranty on the frame, battery, motor and all electrical components and parts, so you can ride away with complete peace of mind.

Please note: This warranty does not cover consumable parts and regular wear and tear, damage from accidents, incidental damages or any usage outside the operational guidelines provided in the user manual. 

For more details, please contact us at [email protected]

 

Shipping Notes
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Exchange/Return Notes
  • We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
  • To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
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